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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-12
No sympathy With Anarchists.

CHICAGO; April 10.-A setback was
given, to- day, to the friends of August
Spies, who have been endeavorirg to
enlist. the neral support of the turner's
here for him and his condemned COM
radaA but tie Anarchist sympataize-s
refuA to acknowledge themselves de-
feated and dec are they will carry their
efforts before the highest authority in
the order and make the Issue one
among the turner's. Spies was q
Turner and prominent one before his
incarceration. After the death
sentence was pronounced agains,
him and his companions, . frienc
of. Spies, Chairman John Gloy
and members of the turner executive
board of the district, issued circular
to all subordinate turner societies IL
this vicinity requesting them to notify
the board whether they favored the
adoption of a resolution declaring the
verdict against the Anarchists unjust
and a. King for new trial. The result
was storm of pIorsss against the ac-
ton of the board. Gloy then issued
letter warmly advocating support for
spies, and this was followed by angry
demands for his resignation, and these
OF his fellow members of the board.
To-day district convention of turner's
was held for the purpose of deciding on
thequestion of impesching and opposing
the district executive board, and
especially John Gloy, chairman, for
oserstepping authority and disgracing
his Office. Every turner society within
fifty miles of Chicago was represented
Max Stern made long. earnest ad-
dress, denouneing the executive board
and the Anarchists generally. which
was answered by Gioy at length. AT
last, the motion to depose the executive
board was carried-l2 to 35, ana the
chairman Immediately declared the
board deposed Gloy announced that
he would appeal the case 10 the national
board. In the confusion following this
declaration. large number Of societies
withdrew from the hall, headed by
Gloy. The uproar grew louder, and
the chairman threatened to have the
nall cleared by the police. Gloy re-
appeared at this iuncture. and quieted
the audience, saying au outbreak should
be avoided. A new district board was
provided for by the remaining delegates,
and the convention quickly adjourned.
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Death of "cei. sellers.

EVANSVILLE, lad, April 10 John 7.
Raymond the celebrated actor, died mere
at quarter after this morning. He
arrived here from the south on Friday
afternoon quite III from intestinal dis
order, com Dllcated with heart troubles.
About midnight, last night, ne com
meEced failing rapidly ana became I'M
conscious. He was attended, by mem
berS of his company, who are grief
stricken over the sad occurrence. N.Y.
Raymond's family live in New York
and are not here.
John T. Raymond arrived on Friday
noon, suffering from q severe cold. He
was billed TO play in the. evening and
was determined to do so In spite of his
condition. At 4 O'CLOCK. in the after
noon, however. the doctors. persuaded
him to relinquish his intention of play
ing that night, and he at once retired.
He never again left his bed. The en-
tire company accompanied the re-
mains to. New York this evening.
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Blaine Improving.

ST. LOUIS, April ia dispatch from
r. c. Kerens states that Blaine at II
O'Clock this morning was in the same
favorable condition as yesterday. No
fever. pulse eighty and appetite good.
Fort GIBSON, 1. T., April 11.-Blaine
passed sn easy and comfortable night.
He awoke three times, each time
psrtaking of nourishment of milk.
In the morning he appeared very
breakfast, relishing the meal. swa,-
loving fibre and all. (Hereto-
fore his stomach refused anything
solid.) His respiration and temperature
are normsl. The weather is warm and
threatens rain, a favorable condition
for the patient. DR.. Byrne considers
all danger past, but Blaine will remain
in his room at least one week more.
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A Pretty Picture,

WASHINGTON, April 10-The grounds.
Immediately south of the Presidents
house presented pretty picture to-day.
Thousands OF children. were gathered.
there engaged in the pleasures of Easter
egg-rolling, custom which has pre-
vailed in this city twenty years. The
participants were of all sizes and con-
ditions of life. The President enjoyed
the spectacle Yery much. Mrs. CleYe-
land spent the morning at her country
home and so failed to- see thechildren
at play.
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An Important Discovery.

The most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good to the
greatest number. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and
Colds, win preserve the health and save
life, and Is priceless boon to the afHict-
ed. Not only does it positively cure
Consumption, but Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, and all at
fectlons of the Throat, Chest, and
Lungs, yield 1t once 70 its wonderful
curative powers. II yea doubt this, ges
Trial Bottle Frs, ct Z %. y. ]. Drag
Store.
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Hard on the salvationists.

JQuEBEc, April 11.-While the French
detachment of the Salvation Army was
parading the streets yesterday after
noon it was attacked by a bowling mob,
who peited the members with large
Jumps of snow and Ice. One OF the
females of the army was knocked sense
less and dangerously hurt by being
struck on the head with piece of ice
weighing nearly five pounds. The
drums Of the attachments were all
smashed. The police have as yet made
no arrests,
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a Revelation

among the butchers. A stampede in
beef circles. Beef, mutton and pork
for cash oaIy. Porterhouse and tender
loin steak, 121S cents per pound; prime
roast, l21z cents per pound; round
steak, 8 cents per pound; chuck steak,
8 cents per pound; boiling beef, 8 cents
per pound; loin and legs OF mutton, Z
cents per pound; chops, . cents per
pound; breasts and necks OF mutton, .
cents per pound; porkchops, 9 cents
per pound; pork roasts ana sausage,
cents per pound. On all OF the apove
special reduction for cash only, Wltnou'
delivery.
Cor. Third South and Main Streets.
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Afghanistan.

g ALLAHABAD, April 10.-The governor
CT Marut, in Kelati Ghilseai district,
was killed by Ghiiseai while going to
the assistance of Canduhar troops en-
gagged in suppressing the Ghilseai re-
beliion. It is reported the governors
force was massacred.
Unfounded reports are current at
feshawui to the effect that the Amer
of Afghanistau is dead and that kala
has fallen, aud that Cabul and Candu-
har are in danger.
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The .Robber Captured

WAsH1NGror, April 11.-Paymasser-
General Rochester has received teie-
gram from Chief Paymaster Terrell, re-
porting that Chas. 2. Parker, the man
who several weeks ago robbed Pay
MASTER Bush of 400, hiss been cap
fy1re6
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The Pope Takes . Hand.

ROME, April lin consequence of
England's treatment of Ireland and the
attitude of the Irish clergy on the Irish
question, the Pope has charged Cardi-
nal Simoni to make Thorough inquiry
into the whole matter and draft in
structions for Irish bishops.
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The Reorganized /.

CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE conference
of the Latter-day Saints at Kirkland to-
day, was devoid of special interest
There was a sermon in the morning.
In the afternoon there was discussion
regarding the freedom of the church.
The resolution of two years ago, giving
editors permits sion to publish contributed
opinions Inconsistent with orthodox
Mormonism, was reaffirmed.
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Boxton Cats. There.

New YORK, April 1o.-Captain Boy
ton, the swimmer, who started from
Hudson, New York, on Tuesday last to
swim to the Battery in this city, reached
his destination at pm. to-day.
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"Rough on Piles"

Why suffer Piles2 Immediate, relief
and complete cure guaranteed. Ask for
Rough on Piles Sure cure for itch
ing, Frotruding. bleeding, o. any form
of piles. SOC. At druggists OF naailed. 2.
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News of the Nation.

WASHINGTON, April 11.-Second AS
sistant Postmaster General Knott, TO-
day began TO award contracts for
carrying the mails on 943 miscellaneous
star and steamboat routes for periods
ranging from one to four years. All or
the States, except Delaware, and all of
the Territories except Alaska and
Arizona, are represented in the list.
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The eagle" Safe

HALIFAX, April 10.-A telegram from
st. Johns, n. F., states that the missing
steamer Eagle arrived there at noon to-
day ali we'll. She has 1000 seals.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver COM
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer: IL
never fails to cure. For sale at a; v.
Smith Il Co.'S Drug Store. 10
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! sHILoH,S CATARRH REMEDY
q positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Cancer Mouth. For sale at A. @.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. IL
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BARRATT GETS THERE.

The President, to day. commissioned
as postmaster @. r. Barratt, at Salt
Lake.
The President. to-day. appointed as
postmaster E. J. Fariow, at Ashland
Oregon, vice A. P. Hammond, removed.
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Nttro-Glycerine Explosion

LONDON, April lO.-A disastrous ex-
plosion has occurred in nitro-glycerine
factory at Freiburg, Saxony, the killed
and injured numbering thirteen.
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Treaty of Friendship

LISBON. April 1.-THE Portuguese
government has concluded treaty OF
friendship with China.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi.
loh's Cure will give immediate relief
Price 1Oc. 50c, and 81. For Sale at a. q
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. IL
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Skinny Men.

Wells Health Remover" restore:
health and vigor, cures dyspepsis, Inn
potence, nervous debility. For weas
men, delicate women. 81.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

On account of the recent decided ad-
vance in prices of building material sin
California and Oregon, and the greas
increase of freight charges under the
revised tariffs of the railway companies,
the undersigned lumber dealers of this
city have agreed upon the following
schedule of prices, to take effect at
once, viz:
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sHILOH's CURE will Immediately
reaeve Croop, WhoopIng Cough and
Proncnttis. For sale at A. 9. smith &
Co.'S Drug Store. IA
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city nave agreed upon the following
schedule of prices, TO take effect at
once, viz:
Per 1000 ieet.
For Lumber. common. =: 1900. 81. 50
No. Finishing, Flooring, Ceiling
:. No. 3 Finish Finishing, Flooring. Ceiling 80
and Rustic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Surface Redwood. 600
% Half-inch Ceiling e..........,.. 1000
Per 1900.
For Cedar Shingles. .-.....-.. 8 400
" Redwood Shingles. AS
Native and Truckee Shingles 80. SEQ
% Truckee and Oregon Lath. 49,. 500
"a Eastern Lath Observation-Disclosures. $50
" Common Pickets.. ................ 27.5O
90 Fancy Flat Pickets .............. 800
r1-ineh Square Piekets. ........... 800
az IL-inch ..... $50
Mouldings, nett, so cents -.
CHARGES FOE DELIVERY
On 500 feet Tor less), within radius Of ten
blocks from the Temple, Is cents; over 800
feet, within same distance, so cents.
Above prices will be maintained until
further notice.
(Signed)
SIERRA NEVADA LUMBER ASSN,
TAYLOR, RoMNEY & ARMSTRONG,
MASON & Co.,
SELLS Co.,
a. KEYsoB,
JAMES W. EARDLEY,
SALT LAKE BUILDINa Il MFG. Go.
SALT LAKE CRY, April 8, l687s
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clear bellies. tunsmoked), o. clear pork " brl 200
lbs. SIT; ham and rump pork to BIB pieces.
without bone $15. Bologna-Skn, large or small,
7c; cloth large small. 6l2c. Lard-Pure leaf ket
te-rendered in tierces Siac in q brs. S7sc; 30 10
cans in 100-tb cases. s5se 20-ib cans. in 80 ib
cases Saac: 10 10 in 90 ib cases, 9c 5-b cans
so. 10 cans in 100 ID cases. 734c.
PRODUCE.
BuTTER-Creamery, 2S03Oc; choice country, 10
417c.
BEEswAx-Dark 1Sc: yellow, zoe
EGGs-Shippers paying lie; selling from store at
12c.
FEArHERs-Prime geese, 3504oc p fbi mixed
duck, $4,000 ~ 10.
sIoS.sETs-Yelow $3.50 y bu; white, $3.50
" bu.
PouIrRY-Heus 7c; ROSTERS. 3l2c; ducks. 6lec
p 10; geese $3.50 p doz; hen turkeys, Sc % 10;
toms sligo y ID.
WooL-Medum. 23024c: one-fourth blood Il q
23c; braid IS021c; bury Cotswold and black; D %
1Oc less. We quote prices farmers LOTS on large
lots slightly higher prices are paid.
SEEDS.
Cover-Common red June. prime (recleaned).
S4 "a % ~ bu; English mammoth. prime ire
cleaned) 81 IS 4.35: Alske. prime; $707. Do; Al
fafa prime 81. % 07.5O; white. $7.5O0S; prime
timothy So 1912 5 ~ bu extra clean blue grass,
20 090c ~ bu: red top 75c0 $1 Blu: orchard grass,
81 .65O 80 y bu German milet, 81 " bu; com
mon met 75c ~ bu haxSeed. selected, 81. LOO
LAO ~ bu; seed rye 75c ~ bu; old popcorn, 20oc
~ ID; new popcorn. O075c y bu; hemp 3i9c;
canary, 5c rape Sc y fb.
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Elsewhere.


ST. LOUIS, March 24.-Cattle-Recepts $50:
shipments, 400. The market was steady; choice
heavy native steers. $4 SO05.25: fair to good ship
ping steers $i@4 20 butchers steers fair to choice
So 90 4.4O; feeders fair to good So. 1904; stock
ers fair to good $2.2O03. 10; sTexans, common
to choice So as. go. O''''O
ket was slow and weak; choice heavy and butchers
selections, $40 05. S5 packing fair to good So so
0565; Workers., medium to prime, 1913 as. As; pigs,
Sheep-Receipts. 1OO shipments The
ket was firm; common to fair, So. go 03.70 medium
to fancy, $4,000
NEW YORK March 24.-Beeves-No fresh offer
nCs. No market for beeves. dressed beef sides a
shade frmer at II. 8l2c, including prime Western
dressed at &c. To-day's cable advces from London
and Liverpool quote American cattle higher at 81
012l2c D for the dressed weight sinking the offa
and American refrigerated beef irmer at &c ~ b, the
highest market of the year.
but steady at $500 ~ 100 lbs for sheep. and So OF
for lambs few fair to choice spring lambs sold at
Hogs-Receipts. 9, 100 The market was irmer for
live hogs at $59Oa6.3O.
CHICAGO, March 24.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts, 10 600: shipments, 600
The market was lower than Wednesdays shipping
steers, 81 co. stockers and feeders, So so 0425
cows bulls and mixed, $204; the bulk of the sales
were at So. SO03.
Hogs-Receipts ID 600; shipments 5000. The
market was slow and lower; rough and mixed grades,
So 2O@57O; packing and shipping. $5.6005.9oi
light, So. 100 65; skps SO. 5004.7O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1000. The
market was steady but heavy; native sheep So a
4 90: Western, 81 60; Texans $2.5O04; lambs,
$4.5O05.5O
KANSAS CITY, March 24-Cattle-Recepts
1900; shipments, 1000 Shipping steers 100 15c
lower: butchers steers and about steady feed
ing steers firm; good to choice $4. 50 D4.75; COM
mon to medium, $3.7504.45; stockers, 81. 600
$50: feeding steers So. 1904: cows 81. 25 03. 60.
Hogs-Receipts. G. 800; shipments, 1000. Opened
strong. closing steady: good to choice $3.50 05.75;
to medium, $5 5.45 pigs and skips. SD. IS
04.9O.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, l 500; shipments
200. Steady good to choice, 1878 "A. 25; COM
mon to medium So 80 $3.50.
EAST LIBERTY, March 24-Cattle-Receipts
342; shipments, 361 The market slow at yes
terdays prices.
market was slow: Phladelphias, S6.150625; York
| ers S.. 7O05.8O: common and light. So. 40 60
pigs, $4.7505.25.
Sheep-Recepts. 1900 shipments, 1,6OO. The
market slow at yesterdays prices.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Cattle- Beef cattle
market slow, and prices 1s a 4c lower bes'
beeves. 4a 5iec; first quality, 45s04 aac; medium
3l9 12c ordinary. 203 l4c; most sales from a
Receipts, ,061; sales, 81.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 3247; sheep, 3d
| SLIGO; spring lambs, 1O013c.
| CINCINNATI. March 24.-Hogs quiet; common
and light 81 5O05. SO; packing and butchers, $685.
| $3.50; receipts, 2, 45O; shipments 1000.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
An Unusually Dull Day in Wheat, with
but Very Slight Changes in Prices.
Corn Dull, with an Easier Feeling-0ats life
less and Unchanged-LittleD Doing in Pork
Lard, Dull, Easier, Slightly Lower.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Increased Animation In the Market. Accom-
panied by Better Prices.
NEW YORk, March 24-Money on call was
easy at 405a per cent, closing offered at A.
Prime mercantile paper, 5 06 per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet but firm at 81 s.
.or sixty day bills, and 81 874 for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 209, 408
shares, including the following: Chicago. st.
Louis G. Pittsburg preferred. 1900; Delaware,
Lackawanna 81 Western, 29.470; Erie 6,600;
Lake Shore, 4.54O; Louisville & Nashville,
4,9lo; Northwestern, 10. 1855; Pacific Mail 10, 1926;
Reading, 20,945; st. Paul, II $780, ST. Paul &
Omaha, 7.125; Texas Pacific, $500; Union
Pacific, $3.50; Western Union, $3.50.
The bullish feeling was more pronounced, to-
day, on the street, and the market exhibited a
greater degree of animation than it has shown
for over a week past. notable feature was the
Increased interest in the usual leaders of specu-
lation; several of the specialties became prom-
nent. The foreigners did little or nothing. Pa
cfic Mail became one of the special features, be-
ing very strong on increased business, from the
belief that the new rates under the interstate
commerce law will be practically prohibitory,
and that the company will benefit largely there
from. A rumor that the trarscontinentai roads
were seeking q settlement with the company
also induced considerable buying. Northwestern
and the Omahas again became prominent, and
the former touched the highest points reached
for some time Atlantic & Pacific was much
more active than usual, and was bought largely
upon the prospects of the opening of the new line
Other specialties which made advances were Fort
Worth 4 Denver. Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore, and Hook
ing Coal The market firm at the opening,
but extremely dull and undressing Prices
were Arm to strong, and few Of the specalties
became prominent for strength. Toward noon
there was more activity. but no decided move
ment in anything. Later the usually active
stocks showed more animation. and the coal
stocks and grangers became particularly strong
and active. Some hesitation was shown toward
2 P. NJ, but the close was moderately active and
strong at about the best prices of the day.
Railroad bonds quiet and firm. Final
prices generally show advances. Atlantic &
Pacific incomes furnished 1928, 900 aud the tours
$127, 900 out of total days business of 81 $40,
600.
Government and State bonds were dull and
steady. Closing quotations were:
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Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, March "a -Flour-Recepts,
9.037 brls and sacks; exports 1870 brls and
LOO sacks; sales, lao brls; market quiet and
rather weak, but not quotably changed.
Wheat-Receipts, $4,000 blu; exports, As, 500
bu sales $500 600 bu futures and 267 900 blu spot
spot lots shade lower and moderately active;
options opened weak and declined 10ac, later
'uled stronger and closed with slight recov-
ary; speculation rather quiet; No. spring. nom
inally 92c; No hard, 95s a 95 IL l6c delivered;
No Northern, 94c delivered; ungraded SO
94ac No z red, 9Oa q Ole in store and elevator
90a 09l &c I. o. b., 92092sc delivered; No. red
y33c elevator; No. l white, Ole; No 2 red
March, nominal; April, 90g 09Osc. closing at
90sc May 9l991 7-l6c, closing at 91!c: June
80 9-l609lc, closing at 90sc; July. soa a. O1c
closing at S9sc; August, 89s a 1890, closing at
69sc; September, 800 090c. closing at S9ac:
October 90sc; November. 92s q 92.c, closing at
92sc; December, SO SIG 934c closing at 93ac
May, 984 oslo, closing at CSC
Corn-Receipts, 90, $50 bu exports, 1861 bu:
sales 1000 bu futures and l65, 900 blu spot:
spot lots steady and moderately active; options
dull; ungraded, 4ss 05o4c No. 3, 46lc: steamer,
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71147fc elevator. 49, a 9c delivered; No. q,
As a 4ssc elevator, 494c delivered; No. March,
nominal at 4Sc; April, 4Stc; May, 4S3c; June,
4S4c; July, 49s 0494, closing at 49sc.
Oats-Receipts, Sc, 900 bu, exports, 127 bu:
sales. 10000 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot:
market less active; mixed Western, 80 037c:
white Western, 81 042c
Hay quiet and steady.
Hops quiet and unchanged.
Cohee-Saes, 60, 900 bags; spot fair Rio firm
at l4lc; options firm and fairly active; March.
ID 10 25c April. 13. 10 a IL. 20c May, ID 10 q
IL p; June, ID l00 rs; July. ID 10 a 13 3oc;
October. 10 80 13 35c: November. 13 80 a 13 40c:
December, ID 30 a 13 35c. Sugars frm refined
strong and active: G, 44c; white extra G, a a
10 l6c yellow. Al a. sc; off A, 81 054c; mold
A, 5s % ID 16c; standard A, Lice; confectlon-
ers' A, 11-l6c; cut-loaf and crushed. 3 Ice:
powdered. 81 06sc; granulated, 5. 40 10 l6c;
cubes. 5 l5-l6c. Molasses steady; 80 test, l9c
bid. Rice firm.
Tallow steady at 4a4Ic. Rosin quiet.
Pork dull and nominal Cut meats dull and
quiet Lard opened points lower, and closed
steady, with decline partly recovered; Western
steam, spot, I52Ac April, 7.50c: May, 100 q
Loco; June, 762 a Z Csc; July, 7.690z73c; Oc-
tober, 1850; city steam, 150c.
Butter quiet and steady on choice grades;
Elgin creamery 80 33c. Cheese quiet and very
steady. Eges-Recepts. 1907 packages; mar
ket quiet and easier; Western fresh, 143 a l4sc.
CHICAGO, March 4-The wheat market
was very dull to-day. Foreign advices quoted
wheat quiet, with prices tending lower. Export
business was light at the seaboard, the cearings
from three ports aggregating only $4,000 bu.
Receipts at eleven points were 400 600 bu. May
delivery opened at 80sc. fell off to 80sc, rallied
to Sig. broke off to solo, rallied and closed at
80s q 8Osc Corn ruled very dull throughout
both sessions, and the feeling was easier The
market declined 04c from yesterdays closing
figures, and closed at medium figures. Receipts
were larger than expected. with liberal arrivals
estimated for tomorrow. Oats we're lifeless,
with prices unchanged. There was very little
doing in mess pork. Prices for regular" are
still quoted at $40 1920 % per brl; old winter
packed at $l4 q IA. so, and new summer packed a
Sl70 so. Lard was dull and easy. declining
u % lOc per-100 lbs. Short ribs were .02a q 05t
lower. The leading futures ranged as follows: